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RE: Random unprivileged TCP ports below 5000 kind-of open for a fraction of a second
From: alfaentomega <alfaentomega () yahoo com>
Date: Fri, 27 Dec 2002 00:44:19 -0800 (PST)
--- Charles.Fasching () milestonesystems com wrote:
What OS are you scanning? Is it running RPC services or DCE services (Microsoft's RPC - such as an exchange server)? That can lead to the type of behavior that you are seeing.
No, it's a Debian GNU/Linux box with identd being the only service available (actually, it's nullidentd). But I already know what is the problem. See Fyodor's answer: <20021224191816.GA10153 () core lnxnet net> Thanks. -Alfaentomega. __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail Plus - Powerful. Affordable. Sign up now. http://mailplus.yahoo.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- This list is provided by the SecurityFocus ARIS analyzer service. For more information on this free incident handling, management and tracking system please see: http://aris.securityfocus.com
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- Random unprivileged TCP ports below 5000 kind-of open for a fraction of a second alfaentomega (Dec 24)
- Re: Random unprivileged TCP ports below 5000 kind-of open for a fraction of a second Pavel Kankovsky (Dec 27)
- Re: Random unprivileged TCP ports below 5000 kind-of open for a fraction of a second alfaentomega (Dec 27)
- Re: Random unprivileged TCP ports below 5000 kind-of open for a fraction of a second Fyodor (Dec 27)
- Re: Random unprivileged TCP ports below 5000 kind-of open for a fraction of a second alfaentomega (Dec 27)
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- RE: Random unprivileged TCP ports below 5000 kind-of open for a fraction of a second alfaentomega (Dec 27)
- RE: Random unprivileged TCP ports below 5000 kind-of open for a fraction of a second Charles . Fasching (Dec 27)
- RE: Random unprivileged TCP ports below 5000 kind-of open for a fraction of a second alfaentomega (Dec 27)
- RE: Random unprivileged TCP ports below 5000 kind-of open for a fraction of a second H C (Dec 27)
- RE: Random unprivileged TCP ports below 5000 kind-of open for a fraction of a second Hornat, Charles (Dec 27)
- Re: Random unprivileged TCP ports below 5000 kind-of open for a fraction of a second Pavel Kankovsky (Dec 27)